Hi @luvnsunshine Lucky you. Not that your husband has cancer of course but that you have Mayo Clinic at your disposal for treatment. Myself among many had Mayo to clean up the mess where other hospitals and clinics had failed.
You are going to be amazed at the care he will receive at Rochester. Tests which normally take days or weeks to coordinate in most facilities will likely be handled within hours. His schedule will have you moving throughout the many connected buildings which make up the Mayo campus.
The care is based upon a team of skilled staff which looks primarily at what is best for the patient rather than what is best for the staff or in many cases elsewhere, what is best for one physician.
When you have time between appointments, explore the entire campus. Check out the view from the top floors. Walk the underground shops. Visit the education centers, the museum, the atrium, the artwork.
As far as the cancer and treatment is concerned, you have also come to the right place to talk with patients and former patients who have gone down similar paths and treatments, who have had similar side effects, lived with similar issues. Please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Good healing and as I like to say, “Courage!”